Príklady haberdasher

• According to court documents he has listed his occupation as haberdasher.

• Related occupations include haberdasher, draper and cloth merchant, while clothier historically referred to someone who manufactured cloth, often under the domestic system.

• There he began working as a haberdasher.

• The central house was a bookshop from 1804 to 1850, and other tenants of the three houses included a picture dealer, an auctioneer and a haberdasher.

• The haberdashers, for example, did not apply any restrictions till 1597, when they began to reverse their stance.

• He is married to an over-the-hill and very outspoken haberdasher, and manages a shop selling photograph frames.

• There were many haberdashers and specialist shops, and it was not too unusual to see chauffeurs waiting for their employers to emerge from the shops.

• In the late 18th century, the buildings enclosing the monastery were rented out to the haberdashers.

• The haberdasher's story was corroborated when he produced a second, identical hat which was still in his stock.

• Haberdashers were initially peddlers, sellers of small items such as needles and buttons.

• Haberdashers' has approximately 810 pupils in the school.

• You never speak of a speculative haberdasher or a speculative ironmonger.

• Take a house the normal rental of which, when used for the business of a haberdasher or any other business, is £100 a year.

• Why does it matter if a fishmonger, butcher and haberdasher with a bank attached has a corrupt ownership, because the corrupt ownership is also the shareholders?

• His father was a linen draper and haberdasher.